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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-09
0srmti@ttS,

9ie beutige 9teuer @iuuabme betrug
S258, 1891 uuO bic 3Oaetnnabme 1rO37 $3.50.
3ur @inlGIung befimmte gtatiOual, 8ant.
yioten i'm Betrage pom Sl62 900 liefen
beute i'm Sdaeamta elm.
SetretIr 8bitnep uHO cine GuIubl 6reuHs
be aus g9ajbingtOu uuo Stem DOrt begebeu
iih mor9en mad annapolis, gto., nm Der
SabresitIuBfeier in Der oOrtt8en 6lotteuat1'
bemte beijupobugu.
@efretdr 6airdllo erlieB beute elm @irtus
lar psldes 1reHge SOrfatsmaBregeIH ge9eH
bic @ini6lsppung anaedeHOer Srantbeiteu
anOrOnet uno ben 3Oll. unb Sauitdtsbeams
ten aroBe 8orfidjt BET Der SHipi5iruHg BON
Sflhen aus iremosn Sdien aHempfeblt.
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@tip Mnrfcr mnhrfd,tetr.

gG ID II l. 8. (Suut. - 9ISSeiLeLQL
Sos. ". Blaine, ieine Satin uno 5mei 30ts
teridihten ftd beute auf oem Dampfer p@m8"
HuA Bremen Elm. Der 9ampfer uGbrtatic," e"
uuf neIdem Der triihe Qgitator &iuiam
S'Rrtea mad @uropa 5uriidtebrt, gtHg nm
ubr 9eute lrtib bon bier ab.
- 8le 6rage, auf neI6e 8eiie bic am
lesten Sonntase als 2ei6e in einem Gum
pie auf9eIuubene 1Osidbri9e RagOalane 3orH
bonn &ooe ereilt puroe, tUiro Oieliah beipros
den, un0 bic GHfdlt 0erbreitet ii6 iebt inn
msr meiter, enB Gin Serbre9eu oortiegt. Die
YOliBei bebnrrt OagegeH nod nuf ibrar 6beos
rie, oOB cos WGodsn OCruneliidte.
s Sm De5ember b. 8. erirautte 8oara6
gBeinrid aus Sluibiug. .&Uenue an ben Blat,
TEN. @r mnroe BON Or. @ulfau 5dmeber
behnnOelt. Der ar3t iou es ueridumt baben,
bic SClitatsbeb0rbeH BON benz BofeufaG in
SenntriB III ieBen. gBeinri6 uerlies le.ne
gGObnung, ebe er b0uig geueieH mar, unO
beiudte bic 5amiIie 31obert 8aIfums in gtr.
724, SIuibiuss Qoeuue, beIIeu 6rei 6inber
cIsbaI0 in SOtge Der Beriibruua nit SOnrab
sltranfteu uuo iGmmtIid farbeu. 6alIum,
neIher fir RE Gr3tIide 8ebanbluuq uuo 8e.
erbi9ung leiuer 3inber $546 berausaabte,
nerfIagte Or. Sdme6er, Eoer teiue Sertbeis
bigrng geIteno madte, auf 9tiidsrfattLnq
bes erpaBnteH Setrages. Die Surp betpil'
ligte 6ieie 6Orbernng.
= Die itoIieniide @ntteum5rOeriu gbiara
&ignarale befiuOet fid in dhBerf ihua9em
3ufiuub, nuO ibre bOdsrabige auIteguug
Iast fis nidlt 3u erQuiden0em Sdlaf tommeh.
Gle ipeift mon INNER ieOe Rabrunq NIT Der
@rfIdruus 8uriid, baB iie Riats efeu tonne,
fIummert fi9 ieoOd tramplbaft on Die SOff.
nnug cuf Segnaoiauas gu lebensldngli6er
3uhthausfrafe. Sbr Anualt gB. s.. Dome
bat iid seiteru mad aIbaup begebeu, nm ben
@ouueruenr um umpuneluu8 Der Sobe8-
ftrufe in IsbensIanslife 9ait 1u beruulaiieu.
Die HrneRen Srou3es, gIilIdls nna@UIa.
rnbmen ftir SpiegeI uH0 Bil6er fabri3irt
ggilbelM Gf5arht, 2r. 345, BeFsSaitts
mDreRraBe. (246,u.i g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-09
Der snesFanaI.

Buri8, 8. Suui.-Su Der beute ju Boris
abgebuIteneu SabreaUeriammluug Der Sue2s
6annI. @eieuihait" fteIIte es lid 1erau8, OaB
bic Snbre8 ginuabme $1,000 900 weuiger
betrug, als i'm 0OrbergebeHoeH Sabre. @tHe
8ipioenbe BON 75b 5rauc5 pro AtHe mErye
ertIdrt. Charles be Gefieps idIug Dor, te,re
peitera &ebuiliOu oes Ealifs fattiin0eu 81
lafieu, bic bic 6 Tuabmen Die &Ompagule IN
Stcu0 IeBteu, cine 8ioi6eu6e BON 80 SraHcs
pro Qftie gu erfIdreu. Der Sorialug muroe
nugenOmmeu. 8ie @eieui4ait erwdblte bic
hiinereu 9ireftoreu nuf'B yieue.
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Die orfa1loCncft GbEneien C.ttIaiTett.

Stem 9ort, 8. SUM. - Due gBa9
unb ab 500, bic NIT benz 8ampHdiiie
,giOrman0ie" UOu6aure bierber geiommenen
@bineisn, fnO geferH auf GHweilUn9 bes
Solicitors Magone in Sreibeit geiegt
Den GubeutungeH hss Solicitors 5ufOl8e ma
reH bic 2sute gar tetue8 SerbredeuS ange.
iIaQt, Iouoern pom Ser. StaatenzsOniul in
6aure nls mitteuoie Seelsute zines amerita-
n,idenSdiffes bierber bef0roert UOr0eu. Die
fron36fideu @eaeourmeu batten ite gIela
Berbrederu gei6lOiieu, an SorO oeS Dams
piers gebraGt, ieboa pareH fie eort ntdt, Uie
trrtbnmlid semelbet murbe, in &lieH gele9t
norneu, ionoeru fouuteu ftd fret btmegeH.
Sbrer Qanouug bierieIbit pareu uur oeBbclb
CHARACTERIZATION bereitet nOroen, tDsil man
qeaeH bas Gutiz Ghineieugeies 3u OerftoBeH
fiir6tete, Deldes aber, etuer friibereu @nt.
i6eiouH9 bes Buu6esri5ters juiol9e auf
Geeleute feline &nmeuoung fubet. 8aber
erfolate aeffern ihre EreiLaiiuuq.
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Mtaenttutfae Saaafe.

Sr. s. 6. 8nfer, Der ameriianiide Souiut
in Buenos anres, ibidt oem StaatsOepartes
ment eiuen 8eritt, in pel6em er bic Sors
3iiae Der in Der 0iepublif Arrenttuieu etnbetz
miiden Sdlaafe unb Sdaattameele (4amas,
GIpacas, @uanacoS uuo SiCuHaS) i9uoert
uno bic QuIitlt GuBert, oas iene &biere obne
grose Nibe in Seras, yteu Dtsrtto uu0
ariSOnu eingebiirgert WerOeH unO etHea LOB.
nenOen @rperbs8peig in ieueu @esenoeH
idhQfieu f0unteu,
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Sns neIfe &Iehfr.

SadiouoiIle, Sla., 8. SUM- 9te
yEimes Union" Ia9te iitr5lid in eiuem Be
1itt iiber oa8 eeIbe 6ieber: ,,Quf Der gau3en
6albiulel bon SSIors6a berridt feiu geIbeS Sic
Der, ionberu nur 4 6epsgSef, oa8 ulf eluer
iiOlir,en Sniel, 200 Wetleu iiiolif bon Sams
pa uno 100 gteilea BON benz ndhfeI BuuIte
bc8 6sflunbes entferut liegt, gruifrt eS epis
6emiid). 9ie Sauit1tSz Seb0r0en Ir6 IN le
bem &ountD 6eS StanteS auf Der Sut. Der
allgemeiue @eiuuobeitR5uifauo if in oteier
Gegenb Elm ausge3eidneter. 9as gSetteT 1T
id0n uno oie6ite tu.rU burd beftdnoige iible
Seebrlieu gemiIoert. StreH9e QuarartdHe
miro gegeu &ep= gSef uno SaDauHa beobad]s
tst, unb nm gnu3 fner 81 gebeH, per0en BON
ben 6eiIenoen AuspeiIe 0erlau8t, aus oeHen
Ill erieben III, oaB fte ni6t aus Den inf5irien
Srten fommen. @s iit fir Sfeinen, Der mad
Siplioa tommt, lrgenO Ueldle 9efabr 6orbaHz
oen, un6 er fam ale Stdote anger Se1skSef
Obue jegIite 9efabr beuheu."
g8uIbtnqtou, 3. g., 8. Suni.-SteQ=
uertreteuber @enernlfabs 4r3t Stoner BON
bem Dlnrine. Soipital fragte geitern bel oem
Brdioepteu be8 Sanitatss 9epartements 3u
Sampa, Sla., an, tpeIdJe Borfat5mGBre9etn
in iener StaOt gegen bic GusOre,tung oes
Qelben Tieber8 gehOfien ieieu. Seute YtOrs
gen iEat Don OeWlelOeH SlHt AulLDULL etA'
Ger 4rGfioeut tbeiIte nit, baB alle Reiienoeu
aus BEN infBirteu 9iitrilten elmer l5-td9i9en
GuarnntGue unterpOrien tuerSen uuo tbr 9es
pdd grJublt6 besiniiiirt miro. Die Siftens
Counties inolia BON Campo bitten ebenfaaS
Die QuaruutGue gegen Sep gBef augeOrOuet.
lin bic in Sunpa eintrefenOeH Yofiaaen
grtuolif besinf5iren 5u f0nneu, Iinb EXTRA 81
biCisin 3nede 9euta anaefeut mOr0eHt oereH
&bdtigteit freug beaufilatiat miro.
Seg' B F, Slu., 8. Suni.-3Det @rs
frantungen uu0 elm Sooesfau am gelbeH 5ies
Der Itnb ieit gefieru bier etueetreteu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-09

Gbicago, 8. SUM. - SOr etli6eu RO=
noterl fam Elm iunger Wauu, glamens Sobu
s. 0OOf, nit elmer jnnsen 6rau bier an unO
srbieIt cine Sts1le aIS Bu6bulter bel ben
Sfsufubrifonten g. $. 5eB & Comp. Der.
Ielbe if iest pl1slih UeridmuHOeu, uaaoem
er Ieiue Ttrria nm $500 (Ruu9e iasen nm
S3OOO) 6eraubt bate. &OOt bat in Der iiiug.
fsn 9e;t ffari aetrunfsu unO i'm Rauids bda,
iig fsiue Gruu 8ePra8elt; eiLes Cages ia9te
er bisier, bus CT ieine, 6trma beftObIen, aber
bic 8H&er 70 useFrt" babe, OaB man es uidt
.rfubren fSnue. Ssiue 6rau brobte ibm mi
elmer QnBeige, nOrnui er ibr GebepObI far
immer iagte. 9eine 6rau mudte Bpei er.
fololoie SelbfmsroDeriude, ua66em f.
gRinS beiOmmeu, bnB ibr Wauu nod elm
uueere Srau bat. GoOt Prablte 3upeilen ba'
NIT, rak sr cine 6irma in Ren gOrt uu6
cine Tirma in BroOiIpn unO iOgur ieiue in
8roOtipu pobuenSe Rutter um $500 beraubt
babe, uud]Oem fis ibm $25OO eegebeH bate,
mn elm @efdaft oamit au5ufaugeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-09
StE erttnr Dttett 9Nnffenfn4belt.

Gnnbille, 3d., s. Stunt, - Bafor 8.
so. 9eigIer BON Der biefgen Iutberiiden Sc
meinbe, befeu Stride bon Oem Oes ROr0es
ieiner beisen Gntel dugeElagteu Giniam
SboperS Oiters beiHdt purbe, ma6te beute
Betreffs Der 2lHf freHguugeH 0es @efangeneH,
ben 8naben in 6em IutbeliI9en BatienbauIe
3u Germantown 4ufHabme 3u bsri5affeu,
fol9enbe 4ugaben: pSOT uugefIbr bier o6er
flint gSoden fam Sbotpers 3u mir un6 ers
lud]te mid, bic Iufuabme Der Rin0er in oGS
Waierbau8 3u berpirfen. Sd madte inn
be9reiilitll, oas 9ieies uid)t m0glidl more, oa
6a8 Snus bereits iberfiillt lei; er IOle oab;r
Ieiu SeiI in einem anoersR Sufitute bers
iuteu. gr erpioerte inter Gbrinen, baB er
iaon iiberaq OerpebIia ongsfrugt bate. yfl-
mano nolle bic Sinoer babeH, uHo oa sr MIR
inter bC- 8ebingung, baB bic SHaben aus
benz 6auie tdmeu, eiHe 2Sutbl6aftel,H fltr
ietH SaIsDeIsn betOmmeH l0Hnte, mare er in
Der ihrediiMfsn &erleaeubeit. @r pdre
faun i'm Stan6e, fir it5 ielbff Su iorgen.
Sd ridltete in Solae DeTeH elm AuTnabme
gefud an ba8 &aisHbaus, bod DIr6e BAL
ielbe permeigert."
6uuOerte BON BeriOHen fn6en ff nod
tagib anf 6em ShaIpIabe OsS gt9rveS Elm,
inter benelben befiuoen itd aud ntele Sut o
fttGteH'S Sammler, pelde Die 6ar.H ourd
in6en, nm ettpas auf ben Dtor0 Be5itglidsS
gu fuben unb ais 4nOenfeu gu benahren.
SbOpers' 5tpei S5bue beiufteu ben Bater
Sefern i'm GebauOnsG GefdngniiIe uHb nabmeu
bonn Seib bon Der Salh. gEie eS heiBt,
1T oeuielbeu BON lbrem Sater alles SeiiBs
tDuTu fibeItroQen uOrbPu
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etanIea's expedition.

SlRWltH GEPgolbbDW'
QDubpu, 8. SUM. - @iue Depeide ar .
ct. RauI be goauba melbet: yy8ie ipatcfel
YadIidten bonn Congo ergebeu, taB Staus
lens grpeoitiou auf ibrer Sabrt fluBaui-
ndrts uur laugiame Tortidritte maat, neil
ibre 8ampfer iebr ihDer belaoeu iInO. Die
grbebition fam am 6. Dtai an Der DtjHOuHg
Oes @uIffluFies porbei, uuo STANLEY erpars
tete, golobo ON s. Wiai 5u erre,6eu. Sin
aeriuqflQiger llnfau piberiubr Der YtdIdiae
6e5 8ampfers yBence," iuOefen mur0e Der
S6aoen raid repurtrt. Ale ytuaIteoer Der
Grpebition beianoeH ii6 mObl.""
gerbaftuue Oes ,grR6enIprtneers" 5Unos
ban.
QOu6ou, 8. Suni. - 9nDrence 8ouos
ban, Der gten 9Orter O8riideniPrInger," "
nurbe beute JIadmittag, als CT I'm Se9l ne
ncr, BON Der gEeiimiufterbriGe in Die S9emle
Al ISriuaeu, Don 3nei BoIi5iften mad beittqer
Seeerpebr 0erbaitet. ylad etnem 8erROr
Dor eiuem Triebeuslihteg nurbe er nit etHem
Glriuei8 uno elmer Baruuug gegeH o9Elt4e
suIitnftige Seriude entlafeu.
gattfau uuO GuErtnaI.
ROm, 8. Suui.-gei ben gemeiuoenlbs
len in @ehua bnbeu bic Satbollten etueH
groBeu Steg ertUu9eH. Sont9 9lHUeE' gAI
BEN gr5bii@Of BON Iailanb nit elmer Dr.
ben8- 4us5eidnuug bebudt. 8.e8 betta4tet
man ulS eiueu peitereu 8enel8 eaNIrr oaB
er ernflit bic Qububnung elmer Serlo9nuH9
nit benz 8atitau begiiufigt.
Die SutitnubebGroe bat $800,OOO 5ur Se=
freitlug Der ausguben fir bic 6ster oeS Sus
bildums bes 8appes erhalten.
Ste RuHeu in GsntraI,aHsH.
Bieu, 8. Suui. - Die ,,yteue Brete
BreTe" melOet, oOB &stubaO ourh 26rOO0
9lu1su beset pOrbeH if.
garEt umS B6rIs.
Qpubpu, 8. Suui. - Ser. StaateH'
Sbngationen: pro3. 1921, Ditto 4i-Pro5'
1921. Qitieu: G.s@.s .sg8. 464, Ditto Brtor'
II, Gau.sPac. 61s, Grie S4t, bite Prlor'
1889, Su. Central 14O, DleTicaH 635, ct
Baul 93A, R.sg.ss Central 1l55, BeaHl9l'
uauia SCI, Reabiug 26B.
9iuerpOoI, 8. SUM, 1890 gtittags.-
BaumpOue: RitteIlorte Gberlanoer -
Ditto Rep Grleans -, - Die SertaHl'
betrugeu 10000 Bauen, Speculation UNI
ausfubr 1000, 3ufubr -.
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,MftferIfdieH SG0IdnOet,

gfem s2rIeaHs, 8. Suni.-8ie 8uus
6esbeb0roe ift nit elmer llnteriuhung be5itgs
lid zines brutnIeu Quglifies Guf 6rau 6uos
ion, bic BOfmeife1iu 81 @ltoz8au9tpaboar
gu., bei61itiQt. Srau 9uoioH TT etue res
IpeItubeI ausiebenoe Stan mtttlereu QlterS;
auf ibretn @efUt nareu eie Spureu brutaler
DtiBbauOluHgeH bemerfbar. Sie er3dblte
ben Soriau, rute fOl9t: en- leBten YtiiLmod
beirateu bier betpaffEete 0tduner ben ga0eH,
In neldlem bas Bofamt iif beTiHOet. @iuer
Der Diduner oerieBte tbr nit einem Sliiprel
einen S6laq iiber bsH ROpf, pOourt iie AZ
gpbeu aefiredt lUur0e, oann trat er ne nit
EiiBen unb mi6banbeIte ite in iOuifiger &etie.
Su,miIdeu hatteu 3pei au6ere IlQnuer, bic
mil &ebolpell un6 Dtefierd bennfiuet ma
rem, ibreu erma6eneH Sobu ergrtffeu uuo
bebrobteu ibu nit 6em Sooe, fQas er fjdl
einmiidlen Iollte. gnblid lie5 man iie los,
uub Ne fliidtete fd), mornuf bic brutaleu
Guri9en ben SoBn mlB9auoeIteu. sic eHts
fernten fid ipater, nad6em iie ben beibeH
Spfern ge6rObt batteni ne rUitroen ermOroet
nerben, fans fie Elm 2Sort laut merueu IieBeu.
gs Ideint, baB ibre aHgreifsr friiber Seinoe
hires Dtanres maren, nelder ge3nuueen
trurbe, bas 2nnO 81 oerlafen uno fid iest
in SHozamerita aufbdIt. Die llria6e Der
iebiaeu g3i6banblungen iOu ie.n, 6as Der
iunae Suolon 81iefe etnes iungen IRannes
IN Clio an elm iuuges YidO6eH, in bas 6u6s
ion Oerliebt mar, aut9eiaugen bate. Der
iuuoe SuoIon nuroe auf @runo 0eIfeu otrz
baftet HnS inter $3.50 8iirgi4aft aefieut.
Erou 6ubiou III inter bem Smub BON Buus
Ssebeanten mad &lio Surldgetebrt. Ser.
huftuuaen ftub biSldug nod ntdlt 0orgenomz
men, bob fuo ben Bunoesbeamteu be Bers
i6ulidfeiteu Der bIItaleR Burden betanat.
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g1nG1 Elm Chfer Oer n80IN 81. .snbberS. Z

S3arf, Wlo., s. Suni.-lt. YteabODs,
elm betagter Biirger BON @brifiaR &Ouutp,
glo., nurSe geftern, tudbrenO er nit ie.rer
Trau oura etuen gBalb 9ing, burf 3Det in
eluem t6interbalte Iauern6e 9Idnner eri4ois
len. Srau WeaOolps fab bic gi0rv er oIrm
oa8 @ebui6 oauon laufen, oermOdlte ie6o1
uiGt, fie 3u erfeuneu. Dteaoons mar elmer
Der 3eugeH in bem %e9toni4en gtoropro=
seiie, unO Bauptiadtid in SOIge ieiner Nus
iageu purOe Sames Bebton auf Gebensjeit
in's 3udtbaus seiaid,. gr iou beslalb Of
ters BON ben pBaln Suobbers" aufgeior0erI
pOrbeH ietu, bte @egenb gu oerIafen. Der
pefli9e gtorb IN Der 49,r peIaer jeit oem
SOLUBLE bES &E:&ilgsrttiess6 in &briftan So.
hhInnr rn;frhp
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gret gsaaaer erFaoTsa.
@pm &rTeesihaApIaEs IN RDpans 81 GOantB,
Ra -gsetters ppfsr osr gVarsIas5uatpsr's
SdIen gEehDe.

Sta -gSettere BPteS 0eF 9'Rstla'EOAtpers
idlsn 8ebSs.
QOutgpilGe, Rb. 8. Suut. - Sn
8Onan @ount1, 3d., bem Sdauplate 10
pieIer Smredensibaten, ift idon fuie6er Blut
seflofIen. @efteru 9ta9mittag beeab fi9 SobH
RaHniu, Stabtmnri9au BON Worebea6, mad
Der Bobuung bes geaenpdrtie rpegen zines
UlorOs9 i'm @tfGugHiiie gu 25ringtou feiHes
Bro3efies borrenben Or. 6eurb .. @ogan,
nm 6aftbefebIe ge9en Sad unb Biuiam 9os
gan, S6bne 6es DOitorS, gu uOuftredeH. ais
DIannin in Das 6aus trat, iagte ibm cine
bort bsftublide alte SraI, bic iungen glGu.
ser Ieiea ni6t 3u 9auie. Iauniu eruiberte,
er nniiffe Die Bobauns 6urdiu9eu, uu6
madte iidb aud ioiort Oarau. gBdbreu6 er
i'm 8egriffe mar, bic in bus Obere Stodpert
fiibren6e Sreppe biuauf gu teisen, i.uertaH
bic oben UerbCrgeHeH @ebri6er Qogau aui
ibn unb brabten ibm t66tIihe g8ua6en bel.
Nannin's beibe @sbulfeH, bic iid5 btnter ibm
befanOeu, feuerten bauu juriid uub tObteteu
beiOe Brii6er auf ben! SIeds. gfauuin bate
ME Guibeil an beI DfartiH SoIliuer'f faeH
6ebOe geuOmmen, peI9er bereits 70 uieIe
ReuidenIeben gum SPier gefalleu ftnS. Die
2Oaans aeh0rteu III beu1 4ubauae D}artlu's.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-09
An End to Bone Scraping.

Edward Shepherd. of Harris
burg, H., says: "Having receiv.
ed so much benefit from Eclec-
trio Bitters, l feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it
Have had running sore on my
leg for eight years ; my doctor.
told me I would have 10 have
the bone scraped or leg amputat
ed. l used instead, three bottles
of Eciectric B.tters, and seven
boxes OF Buckien's Arnica Salve
and my leg is now sound and
we'll" Ecleciric Bitters are sold
at fifty cents a bottle, and Buck
lens Arn;ca Salve at 25 cents a
box, by F. Harrington's.
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county this fall, we may have to
go TO Holmes for oul head stones,
unless we can use one store for
whole families. Think of it! A
Holmes county stone for a Re
publican corpse! Under such a
monument, the departed candi-
date would cut such pranks be-
lore High Heaven as would make
the Angels weep, or words to that
effect. We have stone fit for
tombstones. We have stone fit
for eyebrows for windows, or to
cut eyebrows. We have stone fit
for door sills and cellars and in
ner walls +; but we have no stone
suitable to build the outer walls
of the most artistic building in
this part of Ohio, in which the
blind Goddess OF Justice will hold
the scales of equity tor ali time
to come.
And so We went 10 Holmes
Our people are energetic. We
have fine public buildings all over
the county, and we have a "Sur.
plus!" The pressure is now pref
ty heavy on The Grubbing Hoe.
1t has no Surplus and owns no
quarry, pays no debts or taxes,
and is the official organ of the
Order of Owls.
Hoping the above explanation
Will meet with universal favor.
and that you of Logan, the most
hospitable of all towns in Ohio.
have a Surplus and take advan-
tage of the "long haul,'
l am still
The COUNSEL TO Cork.
AND ED. OF THE GRUB
BING Hoe OF TRUTH.
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Primary Election Laws.

The attention OF the Supervisors of
the Democratic primary election to be
held on Saturday, June llth, 1887. is
called to the following sections of the
revised st4tutes governing primary
elections, TO wit:
SEC. 29l9. The person named in the
notice as supervisor, or in his absence
OF refusal TO serve, the person assum-
ing or chosen by the electors present to
be such supervisor, shall TAX. an oath
that he will correctly and faithfully
conduct such election, protect it against
all frauds and unfairness, and carefully
and truly canvass all votes cast thereat
in the manner required by the authori-
ty appointing the electors and there
uDon the supervisor shall cause the
electors present, possessing the qualii-
cation of persons entitled to vote under
the notice, to choose two judges and
two clerks of election to assist him in
receiving and taking account of the
votes cast, to each of whom shall be ad-
ministered the same oath taken by the
supervisor; ana town ship trustee
or clerk, or an alderman, a member of
council, trustee, or clerk of municipal
cooperation, or a supervisor of election
who has been duly sworn, may admin
lister the oath prescribed in this sec
ton.
SEc. 292e. A qualified elector under
the notice may challenge any vote Of
:ered, because the person offering is
not entitled to vote under the notice,
or is not citizen of the United States,
or cannot be at the next election le-
gal voter of the precinct, or has reCeiv-
ed or been promised, directly or indi-
rectly, any money, fee or reward for his
vote for any candidate at such election,
or has voted before on the same day, or
at some other precinct, in the same
election.
SEC. 1921. Thereupon the supervisor,
or one Of the judges, shall administer
to the person Offering to vote, an oath
that he will true answer make to such
gu estions rs may be put to him touch
ing his qualilcations to vote at such
election, and shall interrogate him as
to his qualifications. II such person
refuse to be sworn, or, being sworn, re.
fuse to answer any question, his vote
shall be rejected; but if the oatL be ta-
ken, and the questions be answered sat-
isfactorily: and he be not successfully
contradicted by the sworn testimony of
witnesses who may be called, his vote
shall be received, and the word sworn
shall be noted opposite his name in the
poll book.
By order of the Dem. Cen. Com.
j. B. RIASON, Chm.
W. F. Bowen, Sec'ty.
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A $4,000 Bl:s!e Reward.

The publishers of Rutledge's s
Monthly offer twelve valuable re.
wards in their Monthly for April,
among which is the following:
We will give $1,000 10 the per
son telling us which is the middle
Book in the New Testament Scrip
lures. (not the revised editIon), BY
April 10th, 1887. Should two OF
more correct answers be received.
The reward will he divided. The
money will be forwarded to the
winner April 18th, 1887. Persons
trying for the reward must send
20 cents in silver or postal notes.
Ono postage stamps taken) with
their answer, for which they will
receive the Monthly for May in
which the name and address OF the
winner of the reward and the cor
rect answer will be published, aud
in which several more valuable re-
wards will be offered. Address,
RUTLEDGE PUBLISHING COMPANY
Eas'on. Pa.
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NOTHING LIKE 1T.

No medicine has ever been
known so efectual IN the cure OF
all those diseases arising from an
impure condition of the blood as
SCovILLE's SARSAPARILLA. OR
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, for the
cure of Scrofula, White Swellings,
rheumatism, Pimples, Blotches.
Eruptions, Venereal Sores and
Diseases, Consumption, Goitre.
Boils, Cancers, and all kindred
diseases. No better means of
securing a beautiful complexion
can be obtained than by using
SCOVILLE'S BLOOD LIVER
SYRUP, which cleanses the
blood and gives beauty to the
shin.
June 9ih-one month.
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TOLEDO & OHIO CENTRAL R'Y.
Special Circular No. 4.

The Monarch Parlor, Sleeping
and Buffet cars "Hortense and An
ne" will be paced in service ON the
Kanawha Short Line. running
through between Toledo. Ohio. and
Charleston, w. Va, the great Tour
ist Route 10 White Sulphur Springs
and all resorts in Virginia and tie
Blue Ridge Mountains Commenc
ing Wednesday, MAY 25th. Leav-
ing Toledo at 1920 a. m.
The Monarch Cars are of entire
ly novel constructions and Will he
found most luxurious and comfort
able for the local patrons on the
line Of the road rs slsD fer through
passengers,'tle latter having The op
ton of securing regular Berth fol
the night, remaining in the car un-
til 6 a. m.
The Monarch Cars are equipped
with revolving and reclining chairs
az also well Stocked Buffet from
which Coffee, Tea and Luncl- cons
can be served at any time
As the charges for these extra &C
commoda,ions are Moderate we trnst
the Monarchs will receive a goot
patronage.
HUDSON FrrCn,
Toledo, May 22nd, 1887.
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VOrfS' Green House.

Mr.. Isaiah Voris wishes to an.
nounce to the people of Logan
that he has valuable collection
of flowers. roses, plants, and
vines at his green house at the
foot of Mulberry street, which viii
be offered at very reasonable
prices. He is also prepared tc
urnish garden plants, cabbage
tomato, &c. Mr.. Voris has a very
handsome place and large vari-
ely of plants. &c. 10 choose from,
and will he wise to call and see
him.
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UNITED STATES HLSTORY Y,
J. W. FILING, Examiner.

l. Name the chief events in the French and Indian
What done by first Continental Congress-? BY the
second?
luton. .
State distinctions the Revolution and the Civil
War.
Who the appointed TO draft the Declaration of
Independence?
g. In what Jefferson Davis lieutenant and Abraham
Lincoln a captain
Name the states that formed Confederacy
When and by whom the Postal System organized2
Who the HugueEot and what of the u s. did they
settle?
Cevelands present cabinet and what Office each
holds.